Book 6 Chapter 36.4 - Previous Generations
When facing the chanical bug swarm of close to ten thousand, Snow’s complexion finally changed. Moreover, the chanical bug swarm was no longer made up of a single foundation combat unit, but rather having more than ten several ter long miniature warships in its nuclear region. The warships’ functions were unknown, but Snow sensed a real threat as soon as it appeared. She suddenly increased her speed, her body disappearing with a flash like a fish in water, instantly throwing itself onto a miniature warship. The two blades easily entered the ship body, the high frequency vibrations added to them turning the internal components into an absolute ss. Snow destroyed six miniature warships in a single breath, but the remaining miniature starships obtained their chance because of this. Several gravitational fields surrounded Snow’s body one after another, the increased gravity making her speed slow down by an entire thirty percent. anwhile, the other miniature warships began to aim their main cannons, similarly equipped with high energy light beams, but the warship’s power was more than ten tis greater than a foundation combat unit’s. A streak of light beam struck Snow’s body, even though most of the energy was scattered by her body’s sleek surface and concentrated scales, the energy that remained still increased the temperature greatly, moreover making Snow’s scales deform and rupture.
Snow released a low roar of pain. Her body turned, quickly rushing at the remaining miniature warship, moreover completely disposing of them in a single breath’s ti. Even with her speed decreased by thirty percent, Snow’s speed was still twice that of the foundation combat units, as well as three tis greater than the miniature warships.
“Continue the testing, double the numbers.”
“Extrely... troubleso!” When she saw the new wave of enemies, Snow’s face finally fell. She could still win, but she didn’t have confidence in stopping all of the flowing light and missiles, prevent them from damaging the private hospital. Snow instantly planned and prepared over a hundred thods of dealing with the enemy, and then with a low roar, her small body drew out a graceful arc, flying towards Dragon City’s surroundings. She directly made her way through the chanical bug swarm, leaving behind a streak of flas behind her made from the burning remains of chanical bugs. As expected, the bug swarm that flocked over turned around, pursuing Snow closely, gradually leaving the private hospital.
Luring the enemy away from her territory, this was a simple plan, Snow thought complacently to herself, completely overlooking the small price she paid: she endured more than ten attacks, losing several scales and a bit of blood.
Another wave of bugs separated from the great army, viciously attacking the five floor building Morgan occupied. Within the sky shrouding flas of war, no one noticed that a few special chanical bugs quietly collected the scales and blood Snow lost before quietly disappearing.
The specin was quickly delivered to a hundred ter long dium sized mother ship. After undergoing a preliminary analysis, the mothership imdiately separated from the large army, rushing towards the northern base at full speed. It accelerated up to 3000 kiloters per hour, able to return to Valhalla in under an hour of ti.
In Valhalla’s main control room, Fitzdurk and Serendela were both floating in the air, countless bands of data moving through their bodies. Only after Serendela completely recovered her apostle consciousness, did she obtain control over Valhalla, but it was just a small part. The two apostles didn’t stand opposite of each other, but rather from an angle. If where their line of sight intersected was the center, then the two apostles were two corners of a pentagon. Right now, the focal point of their attention was precisely the mothership that was flying back at full speed.
“It seems like we found quite the interesting thing, perhaps it has so relationship to the inheritor of ruler’s magic, Brooks.” Fitzdurk’s voice was full of expectation.
“Perhaps, but the likelihood is only 1%. Regardless, any ultra life forms that appear on this planet has a chance of pointing us in the direction of our remaining companions. Apart from inheritor Brooks, we still need to find our brain, the thinker Haisva. The various signs all point towards the possibility that she will also appear on this planet. Once all of our past comrades are found, we then have a chance of breaking free from this place.” Serendela said.
Fitzdurk sighed. “1% possibility is already an unprecedented breakthrough, we can’t ask for any more. However, recently, I’ve been thinking, where exactly is Brooks, and what is he doing? When we landed in this world, he should be the first one to break through the will of the world and awaken, and then wake us, this is his duty after all. However...”
Serendela said with a cold voice, “Brooks is definitely in this world. He left a mark on this planet.”
“Then... why is he...” Fitzdurk thought bitterly with his brows furrowed.
“Perhaps it is just like how I was not too long ago, becoming one with the consciousness of this world, mistaking this world’s consciousness as his own instincts.”
While Serendela was speaking, the lights and shadows in the control room suddenly underwent a transformation, Gusglav and the young light bringing knight’s figure flashed past. Then, right before her face, the two figures completely shattered and collapsed. Fitzdurk was montarily speechless, he knew that Serendela now destroyed even the last bit of this world’s consciousness that remained within her, which also ant that everything she had experienced now beco a thing of the past. At the very least, her awakening was now even more thorough than Fitzdurk’s, even though he had awakened earlier.
Fitzdurk muttered to himself, “Together with the sword bearer Madeline, all five of our comrades would be together. I truly never expected all of us would be gathered on this small planet, it truly is a miracle. However... en, do we really only have five comrades?”
Serendela raised her head, looking above the pentagon. Within a certain place up there, was an unseeable cave.
“No...” She said, “There should be one more apostle... it is... creator...”
This short sentence, not only did Serendela’s words beco slower the further she went, it also seed to be more and more difficult. All of her body’s energy surged frantically towards a certain area of space, just these few seconds of effort completely sucking her energy dry, to the extent where it even endangered Valhalla’s operation.
“Enough!” Fitzdurk released a great roar, making Valhalla tremble. The spatial furnace instantly crossed the threshold of operation, the trendous energy that poured out instantly sealing up the energy black hole within Serendela’s body.
“There is only two of us here, don’t try to touch the sealed mories! This is a rule!” Fitzdurk roared at Serendela.
Creator, the sixth apostle, this was precisely the mory fragnt Serendela almost paid the price of destroying her self, reentering a state of deep sleep to obtain from the depths of her mories.
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